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P. CHUY if these folks behind the counter are not authentic enough for ya...well you are SOL...Mi Rancho Mexican Restaurant & Grill...https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mi-Rancho-Mexican-Restaurant-Grill/1443736959271494 and a damn sight closer than Bluefield. This one is easily doable from the...

You have ridden right by it. There's really not much to see. But in less than 15 miles you will be on a very addictive set of twisties on WV10 called Herndon Mtn. I'm not even gonna talk about the mystery hole...geeezz.

Here folks is the happenin' feed trough just south of Lewisburg. Farther? Yes. Worth the journey? Hell yes! https://pigsflybbq.com/ and if it is an infinite beer selection ye seek, here be the place...https://www.irishpubonwashingtonstreet.com/ and to arrange custom...

https://lewisburgtaxi.com/ Times they are a changin'.

Locals...Hey numbnutz...1 local...pay attention! Seek and ye shall find: American Home Patient 155 Seneca Trail N PO Box 1850 Lewisburg, WV 24901 Phone (304) 645-6351 Toll free (800) 245-8647 Fax (304) 645-1066 - See more at...

Three types of routes are being planned: main paved road routes, adventure routes and dual sport routes. The .gpx files will be up on the upcoming registration website. Below are the rally pak descriptions of adventure and dual sport loops. The all bitumen adventure loops are runnable on any...

Decide when and let me know. I'll try to make it work. TKC80s a likely candidate.

Well now that kinda sucks Joe. Belated b-days celebration it is. We'll miss you. Hey Bob...Jackie has Joe on a short leash...po' bastage. Jennings Randolph?

Thanks Bob the MMark snifter will serve as a refillable take along for medicinal use on many journeys to come. In fact, I have already desecrated it as it is currently full of WT101. I had to have some place to stash the gobbler before I ended up spending a Kumbrabow night in my camp chair...

That was a given Joe. I have an ulterior motive...Cass is a leading site for a possible FODS East II. Be good to scope it out with a smaller group and see if it fits. Probably full on a holiday anyways. Thanks Cav. Tyler I can hardly wait to see what you do with your camera when in WV!

I'll be damn. Was unaware. Just looked and Labor Day does match. Hmmmnn...https://www.cassrailroad.com/cottages.html

I hear that EOM in Sept is in the area near that very road. Head north and check it out!

Had to split the post to make the forum software happy... Grabbed some fuel and portable lunch at Y-Mart in Upper Glade and headed up Williams River. Highland Scenic Highway at Tea Creek. Picnic lunch with a view at Big Spruce Overlook. A short botanical stroll to aid...

Base camp for Alegany and me. Home sweet home. Set up some flimsy rain tarp poles. Began to sort through some gear. Hey what’s that I see!? Why it’s a snifter of wax covered mule piss (many thanks pal o’ mine FYBob)! And I may have supplemented it later with a lil’ Gobbler 101...

There are no bad WV train experiences. Here are a couple you have not mentioned: https://mountainrailwv.com/ Cass Scenic Railroad is generally considered the quintessential WV train experience. The trip to the top (Bald Knob) is stupendous. They sometimes offer a guided tour of the repair...

Check. Lay out a route to the Potts Mtn Jeep Trail for the Canuks b/c les north wind is blowing steady. Note to self: borrow a video camera, this is gonna be good! Note to Canuks, bring an extra nosepiece or two.

Potts Mountain North - West Central VA Highlands Round 2 Gentleman start your engine. Harts Run Road pure paved fun! From SE WV, Crowder Road is a dual sport gateway to the west central VA Highlands. [Those who prefer pavement should check out Limestone Hill Road. And don’t forget to hike...

I understand that is what Canuks thrive on but I'll pay a small fee to video you and Billy riding Crowder Road on FJRs when it is wet!! I have no pics of that reach b/c I was too busy takin' care o' business. The rest of it, yeah likely could be done, but not much fun for rider or machine...

^^^^^^^^see rushes post^^^^^^^^^ All of the paved portions are FJR doable. Riding VA311S to John's Creek Road and then exiting by VA358 is highly recommended. Some of the gravel is doable, but most would not be much fun. Sooo, see rushes post!